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Password Category → Update
AI-generatedSummary
Renames an existing IT Glue password category by sending a PATCH request to password_categories/{id} with the new name.
Inputs
- Password Category ID (required) — ID of the password category to update. The node throws an error if it is empty.
- Name (required) — The new name for the password category. Sent as the 'name' attribute in the JSON:API request body.
Output shape
A single item holding the updated password category. Attributes are flattened to camelCase keys (for example name), alongside id and type, plus relationships if IT Glue returns any.
The node throws an error if IT Glue returns no data. Rate-limit (429) responses are retried up to 3 times. API errors (401, 403, 429 and others) are raised as node errors with the IT Glue detail message. With Continue On Fail enabled, the item's output is {error: message} instead.
Examples
Example 1: Rename a category from 'Servers' to 'Server Credentials'.
Resource: Password Category; Operation: Update; Password Category ID: 12345; Name: Server Credentials.
Example 2: Rename categories in bulk using IDs and names from earlier workflow items.
Resource: Password Category; Operation: Update; Password Category ID: {{$json.id}}; Name: {{$json.newName}}. The node runs once per input item.